Raypak 014784 PR156AENC 150000 BTU Natural Gas Heater
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The Raypak 156A is a 150,000 BTU natural gas heater built for above-ground pools and spas. It uses a corrosion-resistant polymer header, a stainless steel hybrid burner that adjusts to gas pressure swings, and a spark ignition system with an 82% thermal efficiency rating. A microprocessor thermostat with a digital display and self-diagnostics makes it easier to set and hold a target temperature than the dial-and-guage heaters common at this size. It suits owners of smaller above-ground pools and spas who want a gas heater with modern controls, and it is rated for elevations up to 4,999 feet.
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Lowest price we've seen: $2,499.00 on Nov 7 at Poolweb.com. Tracked across 5 stores since Nov 7.
Owners of above-ground pools and spas generally report the 156A heats reliably and holds temperature well, and they like the digital display and diagnostic codes. Complaints center on installation requirements and on the heater's limits for larger pools.
The Raypak 014784 (model 156A) is a natural gas heater for above-ground pools and spas. It is rated at 150,000 BTU and is suitable for elevations up to 4,999 feet. It has 82% thermal efficiency and a maximum flow rate of 70 GPM.
The heater has corrosion-resistant polymer headers, 2-inch water connections and a copper fin tube. Its stainless steel hybrid burner adjusts itself to fluctuations in gas pressure. A spark-to-ignition system starts the burner.
A microprocessor-controlled thermostat lets you set a precise pool or spa temperature. A digital display shows when the water is heating and when the target temperature is reached. A self-diagnostic function shows the user and a service professional what the heater is doing.







